deceive

/dɪˈsiːv/ v.
标准词条 CET-6IELTS
一句话记住

欺骗；误导

释义与例句

v. 欺骗；误导
to make someone believe something that is not true
  1. The company deceived customers about the safety of its products.
    该公司在产品安全性方面欺骗了顾客。
  2. Her calm voice deceived me into thinking she was not worried.
    她平静的声音让我误以为她并不担心。
展开其余 1 条例句
  1. Do not be deceived by the website's professional appearance.
    不要被这个网站专业的外观所蒙骗。

词源与构词

记忆钩子 固定结构 deceive sb into doing sth 表示“骗某人做某事”；被动式 be deceived by 表示“被……蒙骗”。

词族与关联词

词族（同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式）
  • deception 欺骗；骗局
    deception 是名词，既可指欺骗行为，也可指使人上当的计谋。
  • deceptive 误导的；欺骗性的
    deceptive 形容外表或说法容易使人产生错误认识，如 deceptive advertising。
同义词
  • mislead 误导；使产生错误认识
    deceive 通常含有故意使人相信假话之意；mislead 可指故意误导，也可指信息本身让人产生错误理解，不一定有欺骗意图。
    The headline misled readers about the study's findings. 这个标题误导了读者对研究结论的理解。
常见搭配
  • deceive somebody into doing something 骗某人做某事
    The caller deceived her into revealing her bank details. 来电者骗她透露了银行账户信息。
  • deceive oneself 自欺欺人
    He deceived himself that the problem would disappear on its own. 他自欺欺人地以为问题会自行消失。
  • deceive the public 欺骗公众
    The report accuses the firm of deliberately deceiving the public. 报告指责该公司故意欺骗公众。